McKay

[ muh-key ]

noun

1. Claude, 1890–1948, U.S. author, born in Jamaica: leader in the Harlem Renaissance.

Example Sentences

Andy McKay, the ECB's pitch and grounds advisor, had "12 months staring into the void" until surfaces were built more than two years ago.

From BBC

Just for good measure, there was also a desire for McKay's pitches to take spin early.

From BBC

"We examined different sand shapes, finding a sand that would give us hardness, combining elements of clay, silt and particle distribution to make sure that we had a high-binding strength soil," says McKay.

From BBC

McKay believes the process can be repeated at a major ground if a county is willing to go through the process.

From BBC

Bulletin boards inside USC’s McKay Center might come crashing to the floor with the weight of what the coach across town said this week.

From Los Angeles Times